A widely publicised hacking contest ended in disarray after the Web site recording the defacements was attacked Unknown attackers downed the largest recorder of Web site defacements on Sunday, the same day that vandals had been thought to be planning an online-graffiti contest. The attack left the security site Zone-H.org mostly inaccessible until late on Sunday and the effects of the contest largely in dispute. While some 500 Internet addresses corresponding to defaced Web sites were submitted to Zone-H.org, the intermittent accessibility of the site meant that hundreds, if not thousands, more may have not been recorded. “We’ll likely know over the next 36 hours,” Roberto Preatoni, founder and editor of Zone-H, wrote Sunday during an Internet chat with CNET News.com. Full Story
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